Lemoine FALSON-SEGUIN C. - APPRENONS LA MUSIQUE ET SON LANGUAGE VOL.1
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Summary of This Method
Designed for children aged 6-7, this manual is presented as an activity workbook focused on learning music writing. The goal is simple: to guide the child step by step so they learn to write music carefully, understanding what they are drawing. Throughout the pages, the student practices locating notes on the staff, correctly forming notes, and adopting legible handwriting, essential for progressing later in reading, rhythm, and interpretation.
Thanks to a "workbook" format, the child is not just a reader: they become an active participant in their learning. The exercises promote memorization through movement, develop concentration, and encourage consistency, all while respecting each individual's pace. This method is particularly suited for the early years of musical training, whether the child is already learning an instrument (piano, guitar, violin, etc.) or starting with music theory. It is also an excellent resource for teachers and parents who want a clear tool to practice, review, and consolidate skills between lessons.
Technical specifications
| Theme | Music theory | ||
| Genre | Music education (music writing) | Language | French |
Questions frequently asked
From what age is this music theory method suitable?
This method is designed for children aged 6 to 7 years, at the beginning of their musical education.
Does volume 1 teach how to write notes on the staff?
The workbook offers exercises for identifying notes on the staff and forming them. The learning focuses on neat and legible musical notation.
Is Falson-Seguin Apprenons la musique et son langage vol.1 in French?
The book is written in French. Its content pertains to music theory, with a specific focus on musical notation.
Is this method suitable as a complement to piano or violin lessons?
The exercises offered can accompany the first years of an instrument such as piano, guitar, or violin. The exercises help reinforce skills between lessons. Music theory practice can also serve as a starting point.
What kind of exercises does this music theory workbook contain?
The workbook format places the child in an active practice of musical notation. The activities engage memorization through gesture, concentration, and regularity.
